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Shipwreck Color Adjust

February 25, 2013 at 4500 × 3000 in Shipwreck
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Variously referred to as the “Buster Keaton of Chanteuses” and “the demented love-child of Marlene Dietrich and Lucille Ball,” American singer/performer Meredith Miller evokes a classic, old-fashioned, 1930s glamour that is both stately and timeless.

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Far quirkier is ‘I Wish You Love,’ Meredith Miller’s little act-without-words in which the enchanting Miller, looking like a delicate 1920s flapper and decked out with a tall ship model for a headdress, sails hopefully toward a guy (Mike Oleon) with a lighthouse on his head. She expects a safe harbor, but it doesn’t quite turn out that way in this little gem of a piece.

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